Centennial Valley Hays Slow Amid Weather and Paper Route Change
Special to Tripune from Lakeview dated August 25 reports haying slow due to rain or wind and many sagebrush tourists traveling to and from the park. Lakeview will suspend mail delivery to Lake Idaho after September 1, leaving residents anxious. Mr and Mrs Tom O Connor and daughter Maggie visited the valley. Mrs O Connor proved up on her desert claim on the north side. Four desert entries were recently filed in the valley’s north. Wild berries are abundant this year and many people are berrying. Mr Lyman of Butte has been in the area.
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Tripune
Lakeview
Lake
Idaho
Lavekiew
Tom O’connor
Maggie
The Modesty of Women and a Favorite Prescription
An advertisement extols Dr. Bierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic remedy for female weakness, irregularity, and drains. It claims extensive professional endorsements and promises improved health with printed ingredients and free consultations from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo, N Y.
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Bierce
R. V. Pierce
Uffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Valley Buyer Buys Broad Beef Trade Last Ten Days
A Valley buyer has purchased diverse beef supplies over the past ten days from Wetmore Bray Bros J Doyle and Fred Hanson among others. E H Sherman of Butte and family are spending the summer at Mr Sherman’s ranch near Lake Idaho in Granger.
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Valley
Wetmore
Bray Bros
J. Doyle
Fred Hanson
E. H. Sherman
Butte
Mr. Sherman
Lake
Idaho
Granger
A Faithful Friend Remedy Endorsed by Traveler
A commercial traveler H S Nichols of Oakland Ind Ter extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as instantly curative after thirty five years of use. The ad notes the product is for sale by Potts the druggist with the date line 1 m.
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Chamberlain
H. S. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Potts
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge and Nearby Areas
Miss Kate Hopp visits Medicine Lodge while Helen Schroeder visits Horse Prairie. Mrs. Gus Vosage is ill with hopes for recovery. The Lodge group camped last week including Helen Rife Pearl Eaton Eda Craver Frank Rife Jim Jeffries Daniel Noble and Dr Alva Craver of Chicago. Daniel Noble left for Whitehall on the 25th. Misses Millie and Lillian Adams of Dillon visit Miss Helen Rife.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Kate Hopp
Helen Schroeder
Horse Prairie
Gus. Vosage
Helen Rife
Pearl Eaton
Eda Craver
Frank Rife
Jim Jeffries
Daniel Noble
Alva Craver
Chicago
Whitehall
Millie
Lillian Adams
Dillon
Billeee
Granulated sore eyes cured by salve in Kentucky tale
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky suffered twenty years from granulated sore eyes. In February 1903 a visitor urged trying Chamberlains Salve. After buying one box and using two thirds he reports no eye trouble since. The salve is sold by Potts the local druggist.
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Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Heart Holder Returns After Visit
Willis, Aug. 26, reports Heart Holder returned to Ennis after visiting sisters Mrs. C. Ferguson and Mrs. Fay Gransberry. He suffered a slight attack of pneumonia but is entirely recovered with care from Dr. Poindexter of Dillon. Matt Polich briefly visited Dillon. D. Beaver of Dillon called on old neighbors.
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Tribune
Willis
Heart Holder
Ennis
C. Ferguson
Fay Gransberry
Poindexter
Dillon
Matt Polich
D. Beaver
Pageville and surrounding area notes and visits
Local items report visitors and outings in Pageville and Twin Bridges. Notable names include Reichle Hartwig Hartwig siblings Bighorn and family from Melrose. Updates mention J. Crane Levi Cartier and road repairs by C P Baker with Elmer Page assisting. A party surprise for Lester J. Martin precedes his move to Bozeman.
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Fuqua
Twin Bridges
James Shannon
C. P. Baker
Elmer Page
Lester J. Martin
Pageville
Centerville
Bozeman
Dewey Gurtin
Jacob Apple
Union
M. A. B. Page
Redrock News Roundup From Aug 27 Local Notices
Miss Marie Sult zer closed her Ward district school and returned to Butte. Miss Bertha Sattler travels to Salt Lake City to stay with her sister. The Redrock boys beat Dillon 11 to 3. Thieves stole two suits of clothes from D. Tracy and two saddle horses from the livery, belonging to Paddock of Bannack.
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Tribune
Redrock
Marie Sultzer
Ward
Butte
Perle Ward
Nannie
Constance Barrett
Grant
Emerson Hill
Salmon
Idaho
Hill
Maude Hill
Salt Lake City
C. G. Gilster
Edith Decker
Fern Scott
Armstead
Bedrock Friends
Joseph Shineberger
Martin Rhea
Dillon
Bertha Sattler
W.H. Crocker
Des Moines
Iowa
Crooker
New York
Margaret Shoup
Salmonee
Ellowstone National Park
Perry Garwood
Mr. Crocker
C. W. Davis
D. Tracy
Mr. Paddock
Bannack
Indigestion sufferer backs Chamberlain's tablets
Mr A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are the best medicine he ever used for indigestion. He urges a trial for indigestion or constipation, noting they are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents with free samples at Pott's drug store.
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A. Robinson
Drumquin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Pott’s
Mae Frances Bartholomew to Join Pageville School Deliberations
Miss Bartholomew will live with Mr and Mrs Rodney Page and attend Pageville school for winter. Miss Lowman met trustees Friday and Saturday to discuss T J Bird petition for admittance to Pageville district. Other locals include visits by Miss Albrecht from Dillon and Miss Rood from Twin Bridges.
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Tribune
Pageville
Mae Frances Bartholomew
Rodney Page
Hardy
R. W. Page
Rev. Hardy
M. E
Miles City
Mae Lowman
T. J. Bird
Marie Albrecht
Dillon
Stewart Home
Maud Rood
Twin Bridges
Elmer Page
Albert Nyhart
Wisconsin Creek
O. H. Gilman
Big Hole
Q.S. Talcott
Barshaw
Evelyn Mercer
Blaine
Tea pricing prompts grocer to refund shopper
A shopper debates tea value and price matching while a grocer promises to refund the difference. The ad copy notes Mke Schilling's Best as the brand behind the price guarantee.
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Mke Schilling
Remedial Testimony From Express Co Official
Mr Edward E Henry of the United States Express Co Chicago testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured chronic diarrhoea for him and many on trains I am an old soldier who served with Rutherford B Hayes and William McKinley in the 23rd Ohio Regiment with no ailment except chronic diarrhoea which this remedy stops at once
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Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Chamberlain
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
23Rd
Ohio Regiment
Potts
Polaris area brief notes on injuries and social events
Aug 25 report from Polaris notes Irving Phillips less injured and moving toward home, with other victims and local residents recovering. Dr Ryburn attended ill D J Pierson. visits from James Phillips and Jas Phillips from Rattlesnake. Community events include a complimentary dance Aug 26 by Willets. Harvest ends at Judge and Morrison ranches as harvest toil awaits rewards. Weather turns cool with wind and ice on shallow water.
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Tribune
Polaris
Irving Phillips
Geo. Gray's
Phillips
Ryburn
D. J. Pierson
Jas. Phillips
Rattlesnake
Marchesseau Ranch
Murray
Bond
Elkhorn Springs
Morrison Ranch
James Leland
Walter Reubens
Man
Willets
Polaris Company
Judge
Armstead Gossip and Local Movements Brighten Week
Mrs Geo Dart of Dillon and her niece Miss Esther Fox visit M Barrett in Armstead. Chester Gilbert of Mont Mer Co force vacationing at Miss Nevada Wall, returned from Tom Barrett home to Dell. Col Alf Decker visits Bonner for Armstead construction material. Sugar beets now thriving. cattle buyers active. locals Lee Louis and John Wenger gather stock.
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Tribune
Armstead
Geo. Dart
Dillon
Esther Fox
M. Barrett
Nay Bros
Lee Louis
John Wenger
F. H. Pollard
Salmon
M. Waugh
M. Stephenson
Junction
Idaho
H. J. Harris
LaGrand Young, Jr
Salt Lake City
Edith Decker
Irving Phillips
Silver Fissure Co
Dillon Bakery Candy Ad Promises Pure Fresh Flavor
A Dillon bakery promotes its confections as pure and fresh with strong value claims. Shoppers are urged to try items by ounce, pound, or a five pound box, stressing quality and cost.
Wednesday Train Ride Injury and Road Work Highlight Dillon
Mr. Phillips escaped serious harm after a Wednesday trip to Dillon though he remains sore and plans to return to work next week. The traction train remains busy hauling gravel to ready the season while a Cotillion hosted by the Misses Scott and in honor of Mrs. E D White and others from Dillon was a success.
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Dillon
Phillips
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